Examples of using Whose history in English and their translations into Polish
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I come from a country whose history is marked by war and suffering.
Voronezh State University is one of Russia's leading public research universities whose history can be traced back to 1802.
I strongly believe that a copy of this document, whose history belongs to the school,
a party whose history with the pirates of Nassau suggests an extreme reaction would likely follow.
The analysis with QUANTEC® simplifies for me particularly the assessment of horses that come to us for training and whose history is unknown to us.
In its context, one can easily see the necessity of precise distinction between biblical Israel, whose history was presented on the pages of both parts!
ideal centre would appear to be the Polish city of Wrocław, whose history has been created over the centuries,
I found a guy whose identity you could borrow And whose history over the last six months You could make up
would exclude thousands of potential locations whose history and heritage predates,
In any event, in Solomon we perceive a different character from that manifested by any of his brethren whose histories are recorded.
Our expectations of this new civilization are based on analogy with other civilizations whose histories are known.
Series 9 of Heir Hunters, for example, focused on a number of people whose histories met that criteria.
Later we began to make the holidays together with friends whose histories were similar to ours.
The necklace whose history is intertwined with that of France.
Yes, Peter Bishop whose history of questionable business practices verge on fraud.
I hail from a region of Italy whose history, whose raison d'être consisted of sheep and goat farming.
Spare parts manufacturer whose history dates back to 1960.
His grandfather's name was Boaz, a page of whose history is recorded in the book of Ruth.
His great-grandfather's name was Boaz, a page of whose history is recorded in the Book of Ruth.
If so, whose history shall it be, and what purpose shall it serve?